Children are like tiny buds; each is different and needs care. However each is beautiful alone and glorious when seen in the community of peers. It has always intrigued me how children are able to learn much faster than adults. This is because their learning is natural and they haven’t fallen into the rigid structure of what we call school. Children have a tendency to explore and question things, because of their utter fascination with the world around them.
Being a teacher myself for more than a decade with an experience of teaching toddlers as well as teens, I realise that early childhood care is what plays an important role in the child's development. It is therefore important to understand the impact of these services and to ensure their quality and accessibility.
I have always wanted to provide high quality child care as it can have a positive influence on the child’s development and help build a better nation. As an increasing number of mothers are in the workforce and most children ages 2 and older now attend a child care facility on a regular basis, it has become critical that young children from all backgrounds should have access to high-quality child care and early education.
At Niño & Niña we intend providing just this!
Divya Joshi
While almost any man can father a child, there is so much more to the important role of being dad in a child's life and being one really changed my perspective towards life in general.
In my busy corporate schedule, I always ensured that I spent quality time with my son as well as attend all his school functions. Seeing the playschools from a Parents Perspective, I realised that a lot more can be done when it comes to the holistic development of the child in a playschool.
I have seen that playschools encouraged more focus on pre-math and pre-literacy skills which in turn, cuts into important play time and pushed children to grow up too fast. Hence, I got encouraged to build a high-quality preschool to benefit children’s learning and development.
At Niño & Niña I am determined to build a safe and secure environment for young children to learn social skills and emotional self-control in “real time.”
Nishchal Arora